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Often used in the same context:
postoperatively,
preop,
paracentesis,
opacification,
phakic,
arteriography,
adrenalectomy,
triamcinolone,
tamponade,
preoperative,
erythrocyte sedimentation rate,
mci,
plication,
arthrography,
adenoidectomy,
chondral,
hyperemia,
capsulotomy,
laterality,
hepatectomy,
enucleation,
esotropia,
detrusor,
gastrectomy,
glaucomatous,
recanalization,
laparotomy,
tricuspid,
pupillary,
distensibility,
fibroma,
diplopia,
colectomy,
parenchymal,
axillary node,
nephrectomy,
venography,
haematuria,
atrioventricular block,
nadolol,
fibrinolysis,
mediastinal,
splenic,
hydronephrosis,
truncal,
manometry,
trochanteric,
cytologic,
pcr,
acetazolamide,
empyema,
extraocular,
parathyroidectomy,
photocoagulation,
adenomatous,
gastroduodenal,
lymphocytosis,
sigmoid,
orthostatic,
ileus,
papilledema,
thyroidectomy,
endometrial carcinoma,
hyperalgesia,
thrombophlebitis,
stenotic,
osteochondroma,
intraventricular,
intracerebral,
ventilatory,
hypokalemia,
dactylitis,
resected,
autoregulation,
vitrectomy,
dehiscence,
normotensive,
pneumonectomy,
lumbosacral,
varices,
vasopressor,
contralateral,
calculi,
lichen planus,
talar,
keratectomy,
arthrodesis,
pyelonephritis,
sympathectomy,
hallux valgus,
pentoxifylline,
basilar artery,
mydriasis,
antral,
vesicoureteral reflux,
cardiac tamponade,
intrathoracic,
thyroglobulin,
hindfoot,
inotropic,
arteriolar,
peroneal,
abolition,
admittance,
amalgamation,
annexation,
arrest,
bankruptcy,
breakup,
castration,
closing,
collectivization,
commercialization,
completion,
conquest,
cpr,
cremation,
decrement,
demolition,
departure,
deportation,
desegregation,
postoperative,
postanesthetic,
postsurgical,
perioperative,
partum,
postnatal,
postpartum,
antepartum,
manage,
neonatal,
postanesthesia,
postpartal,
symptomatic,
transplant,
anesthetic,
antenatal,
chemotherapy,
childbirth,
injury,
neurosurgical
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— Nouns for postop:
day,
care,
period,
patients,
pain,
complications
ventilation,
patient,
control,
course,
problems,
more...
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